Stream of Sharks, Hadera

If the visitor is a risk-taker and discovering new experience, 'Stream of Sharks' in Hadera (or Hadera stream) will be a deserved-to-consider option of the best dive sites in Israel. The Old Caesarea Diving Center, with bountiful experience, ample resources, and close proximity, is now promoting publicly open guided dives, from a boat, in the “Stream of Sharks” site. The shallow diving spot surrounding the Hadera electrical power station is jokingly termed the "stream of sharks" because it attracts constant groups of sharks throughout the cooler months of November to April - the period when the sharks escape from the cold.

The plant's activity maintains the waters warmer than they are elsewhere along the Mediterranean coast, attracting shark species and, in turn, humans who are fascinated by these interesting creatures. The site offers average visibility and is easily accessible from Nahal Hadera Park's shoreline. It would be the greatest chance to get as close to the friendly 2- to 3-meter sandbar sharks and dusky sharks that congregate there as safely as possible. Diving clubs like Out of the Blu, which also takes divers on Red, Med and Dead Sea “diving tours,” are experts in guiding this particular shark-based experience.